Engineering

The only eligibility criteria for admission is that you must have science in class 12th from any recognised board and must have secured 75% in the board exams.

You can get almost all the good NITs some in core branches and some in non-core branches and also in some low ranked IITs.

For JEE Mains, you can appear for 3 consecutive years and for Advanced, you can apply for 2 consecutive years only.

I'll suggest you opt for any branch in a good IIT as there you can get your branch upgraded if you are among the top students of you branch plus the pack of top IITs is awesome whether it is core branch or not.

No, you won't be able to get admission as the most important thing is the eligibility criteria and if you satisfy this then you can even get admission in some NIT but, if not then it will be difficult for you get admission in any central government controlled institute.

The eligibility is:
1) Candidates must clear the JEE Advanced exam.
2) General category candidates must score at least 20% marks in JEE Advanced i.e 73 (varies year to year) marks out of 366 and at least 6 marks out of 122 in each of the three subjects.
3) OBC-NCL candidates must score at least 65 mar

dear friends as per my knowledge and my opinion for getting admission in BSC in Computer Science the eligibility criteria is that you must have studied computer science aur it in your 12th standard as a compulsory subject because for BSC in computer science and you one of this subject must have been

As per my knowledge and my opinion, to become a professor in Government University, you can go in any of the two options, you have mentioned, as if you go for B.Tech M.Tech and then Ph.D. You are eligible for professor in University of Technology, and if you go for B.Sc M.Sc and Ph.D, then you are e

I also belong from the same field. So, I would suggest you to just be thorough with your core subjects, focus more on basics and do your internship programs carefully and you will be done by the time of MS. All the best.

I would suggest you to continue with the same institute, as you have scored pretty well in the first year and if you work hard, you can raise your marks and can get a better job during your campus placements. On the second hand, if you change you will be facing typical questions during your placemen